Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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UE DEDICAT the Caudatowan of 1949 to the Custodial Staff of R H S In doing so we wlsh to acknow ledge the endless patlence which they have shown and fanthful work whlch they have done In helpung us wnth plays and dances We the students of Rndgetleld Hugh School would luke thus to express our deep and sincere gratitude for theur eftorts to help us an all our school actavltles 16 7--1 it Standing Joe Bollagombo Modulona Patrons Joe Redman Seated I Redman Frank Mol 4 few I 9 'EE ,' ' ,I .i , ru -Wx 2 C7 'X - - Q ' ' U ffl l . l , XV fs 4,13 f . s C I , 1 -a il 5 t I 2 0 t 5 ' : , ', . :ru , ,

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From a background of several years experi- ence, in and with large and small high schools, I am convinced that a Year Book prepared through the group efforts and published under the direction of the students is a very valuable adiument to, and a vital segment of, the present day comprehensive public secondary school program. This Year Book mirrors on its pages many of the facets of the high school curricula and co-curricula activities, thus indirectly reveal- ing the spirit of youth which is the hope of America. EDWARD H. FULLER Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION To the members of the yearbook staff and the student body whose united efforts have made this book a possibility, my sincere congratula- tions. The wide range of activities in which you have participated and the initiative and cooperation which were necessary to make this book a suc- cess are indeed commendable. CLIFFORD A. HOLLERAN .Principal 6 J